^^ :D

SR3.4bn contract signed for Jabal Omar project

http://www.egnconsultants.com/pics/zone-3-web.jpgBy GALAL FAKKAR | ARAB NEWS

Published: Dec 29, 2010 01:12 Updated: Dec 29, 2010 01:12

JEDDAH: Jabal Omar Development Company, which is currently implementing a number of residential projects in front of the Grand Mosque in Makkah, signed a SR3.4 billion contract with a construction company on Tuesday to carry out the vital project.

The project was previously scheduled to be completed in 2011 but was delayed due to the global economic recession, informed sources told Arab News. Saudi Binladin Group and Saudi Oger, which were the project’s previous contractors, could not complete it.

“Earlier we had a plan to complete the project in one go by 2011. Because of the delay, we have decided to implement it in phases,” said a source close to the company.

Saudi Binladin and Saudi Oger said they were unable to complete the project on time because of the economic crisis that hit the world in 2008 that made it difficult for them to receive adequate funds. They also blamed the rocky terrain for the delay.

The project includes construction of nine hotels and 89 residential apartments in the first phase and four hotels and 72 apartments in the second phase.

In October 2010, Jabal Omar Company received agreements for bridge funding collectively worth SR1.35 billion from five national banks: Al-Rajhi Bank, National Commercial Bank (NCB), Bank AlJazira, Saudi British Bank (SABB) and Saudi Hollandi Bank.

http://arabnews.com/economy/article225516.ece

How many times do they have to sign the damn thing, build it already -___-

and it better fix the flood problems !

Am I hallucinating or does the design change in every single post? @_@

^^ haha, actually that model i posted earlier is from the back but this render by Roukaya19 is the front!

خبر حلو
http://www.alriyadh.com/net/article/589717It's a nice pic!

تنفيذ المرحلة الأولى لمشروع (جبل عمر) بقيمة 3.4 مليار ريال

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تصميم مشروع جبل عمر

الرياض - واس:
وقعت شركة جبل عمر للتطوير (شركة مساهمة عامةيبلغ رأسمالها المصرح 6.7 مليار ريال) عقداً بقيمة 3.4 مليار ريال مع شركة نسما وشركاهم للمقاولات المحدودة لتنفيذ أعمال المرحلة الأولى من مشروع تطوير جبل عمر المطلة على شارع إبراهيم الخليل.

وقالت الشركة في بيان صحفي اليوم إن مدة العقد ستكون 24 شهراً ابتداءً من تاريخ تسليم الموقع،مشيرة الى إن توقيع العقد جاء تنفيذا لإستراتيجية المشروع التي سبق الإعلان عنها .

Am I hallucinating or does the design change in every single post? @_@I think they change the design many time ppl are mix up! ^^

a recent pic of the project on 2010/12/21

http://www.sfari.com/gallery/files/4/1/8/2/1/img_1795.jpg

and others on this link http://www.sfari.com/forums/sfari10/travel65206/


compare with this pic, the top of the 2 big towers are different

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so until they finish the project, they have time to change many times ...again

mas'allah this is beautiful ...

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Taken on Jan. 2nd, 2011

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مكة راح تصير اوكي
و بالنسبة لحشر المباني جمب الحرم بعد تفكير و قرأت عدة اراء
انا اقول عادي
لانو سمعت انو الدور الاول راح يكون مفتوح للمعتمرين و الحجاج الخ
فـ ما في مانع
الا اذا معلوماتي غلط
و شكرا اسير ع الصورة الروعة

Thanks aseer2005 great update! :)

^^^^

Welcome Bro

Jabal Omar Development Co.

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Jabal Omar project is one of the development projects, which is being held in Makkah. This project is located over the Jabal Omar mountain, west of the Grand-Haram covers an area of 230,000 square meters. And limiting the east site Ibrahim Al Khalil Street, which wraps the north to become a street or village, and west and south until Alhvair Dahleh until adulthood.

Jabal Omar development of a public shareholding company to develop the area (buildings and infrastructure) and by including management, investment and leasing, and execution of all architectural necessary to the survey, construction, maintenance and demolition and the provision of residential and commercial space compatible with the requirements of facilities and services to serve the pilgrims and visitors and residents.

Website: arab - www.jabalomar.com.sa
english: www.jabalomar.com.sa/portal/index.php?lang=en

On the english website:

click on this sign for a video http://www.jabalomar.com.sa/portal/templates/jabal_omar/images/video-icon.png

register for ''Live Cam'' http://www.jabalomar.com.sa/portal/templates/jabal_omar/images/live_en.gif

Click on Jabal Omar interactive ''MAP'' or here http://www.jabalomar.com.sa/portal/jodcmp/index.html

^^Click on RENDERS..and you get more!!! ^^ http://64.78.2.198/site/content/Project/JabalOmar-02.jpg

...on the home page: click on the image at the left and you get 4 renders

Select: Project / Components / Roads & Public Spaces - and click on the image at left ..you get about 14 renders

^^ Try! ...just select and click on renders...and you get more

Now who can sizes ALL ? :)

http://mmlkah.com/news/web_files/yalla_image_344351206.jpg

wow thats a huge construction site.... not many ppl know about the expansion project of the mosque and the Jabal Omar Project...

^^You can say that. A lot of people in my country, the Muslims people that is, just do not know of the construction as it was not shown in the news. I remember staying in one of the hotel that have been demolished for the Jabal Omar project for my Umra'. :)

Saudi's Jabal Omar Awards SAR85.6M Contract For Mecca Project

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January 16, 2011

RIYADH (Zawya Dow Jones)--Saudi-based Jabal Omar Development Co.(4250.SA) said Sunday it awarded Khatib & Alami, an architectural and engineering consulting firm, a 85.6 million Saudi riyal ($22.8 million) contract for the first phase of its mega property project near the Grand mosque in Mecca.

Khatib & Alami will be the technical supervisor of the project for two years, it said in a statement posted on the Saudi bourse website.

Last month, Jabal Omar said it signed a SAR3.4 billion contract with Nesma & Partners Contracting Co. for the first phase the project.

Nesma will complete the project, which includes nine towers overlooking Ibrahim Al Khalil and Um Al Qura streets, in 24 months.

In September, Jabal Omar obtained a SAR1.35 billion bridge loan to finance its property project in Islam's holiest city of Mecca.

The move was the first step in arranging a syndicated loan that could reach SAR5 billion within the next few month to finance its project near the Grand Mosque.

http://www.zawya.com/story.cfm/sidZW20110116000123


"جبل عمر للتطوير" السعودية تمنح عقداً بقيمة 85.6 مليون ريال لتنفيذ مشروع في مكة المكرمة

المصدر: داو جونز

الرياض (زاويا داو جونز) – أعلنت "جبل عمر للتطوير" (4250.SA) السعودية يوم الأحد منح شركة الهندسة الاستشارية "خطيب وعلمي" عقداً بقيمة 85.6 مليون ريال سعودي (22.8 مليون دولار) للمرحلة الأولى من مشروعها العقاري الضخم بالقرب من المسجد الحرام في مكة المكرمة.

وستتولى "خطيب وعلمي" الإشراف الفني على المشروع لمدة سنتين، وفق ما ذكرته الشركة في بيان صادر على الموقع الإلكتروني للبورصة السعودية.

وكانت "جبل عمر للتطوير" وقعت الشهر الفائت عقداً بقيمة 3.4 مليارات ريال سعودي مع "نسما وشركاهم للمقاولات" لتنفيذ أعمال المرحلة الأولى من المشروع.

وستستكمل "نسما" المشروع الذي يتضمن تسعة أبراج تطل على شارعي إبراهيم الخليل وأم القرى، في غضون 24 شهراً.

وفي شهر أيلول/سبتمبر، نالت "جبل عمر" قرضاً مؤقتاً لتمويل مشروعها العقاري في مدينة مكة المكرمة الأكثر قداسة في الإسلام. وشكلت هذه الخطوة المرحلة الأولى من ترتيب قرض مشترك قد تصل قيمته إلى 5 مليارات ريال خلال الأشهر القليلة القادمة لتمويل مشروعها بالقرب من المسجد الحرام.

http://www.zawya.com/arabic/story.cfm/sidZDA20110116170322375/

I found this on a forum (posted on August 2010):

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ثانيا يمكنك الرجوع لهذا الرابط وتضغط على منطقة مكة المكرمة

ثم اختر من فوق كلمة EARTH

ثم تستطيع تكبير الصورة والاطلاع على كثير من التفاصيل

http://maps.google.com/maps?t=h&ie=U...66,44.7966&z=4

الشئ الجيد ان اغلب الاساسات والبنيه التحتية قد شارفت على الانتهاء

بالتوفيق للجميع

Many thanks !!

Nice news....:okay:

Saudi Arabia's Jabal Omar Secures Loan Worth SAR250M

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Saturday, Feb 05, 2011

BEIRUT (Zawya Dow Jones)--Saudi Arabia's Jabal Omar Development Co.Jabal Omar Development Co. (4250.SA) Saturday said it has secured a loan worth 250 million Saudi riyals ($66.66 million) from the Saudi British Bank, or SABB.

The property developer said in a statement posted on the Saudi bourse Web site that the loan will be used to fund the completion of the first phase of its project.

Jabal OmarJabal Omar was established for the sole purpose of developing a SAR12.38 billion mixed-use real estate project in the Islamic holy city of Makkah in Saudi Arabia, according to Zawya.com data.

The company's shares closed Saturday lower by 0.92% at SAR16.10 in a generally positive market.

http://www.zawya.com/story.cfm/sidZW20110205000066

http://www.alriyadh.com/2011/03/10/article612376.html

ما دري وش فيه هذا المشروع مشاكل مستمرة

Jabal Omar Development Company, the property company behind a mixed-use project in Makkah, is to pay Saudi Oger more than SAR 588 million ($157m) to terminate its contract after the two sides failed to agree on a price for a lump sum on the project.

The project comprises the construction of three luxury hotels, hundreds of shops and air-conditioned prayer facilities for 100,000 worshippers, as well as housing, close to the Grand Mosque. Work on the first phase, which is scheduled to take 24 months, will overlook Ibrahim Al Khalil Avenue.

Yesterday, Jabal Omar said will pay off Saudi Oger – one of Saudi Arabia’s biggest builders - for work completed so far on the northern part of the project to take back control of the northern part of the project.

The listed developer was created four years ago by Makkah Construction & Development Company specifically for the project. Despite raising SAR 500 million in an initial public offering in 2007 the project has seen stalled development in the last few years through an inability to raise further financing. The company made a net loss of SAR 37 million last year.

But in October, it finally secured US $1.5 billion loan from four banks to help speed construction.

The company’s chairman, Abdul Rahman Faqeeh, also indicated that it may mobilise around SAR 3 billion through sukuks if needed. The project is part of Makkah Development Authority's plan to develop Makkah's central region by 2020, to accommodate rising numbers of pilgrims and improve infrastructure.

In December Jabal Omar awarded a SAR 3.4 billion contract to Nesma & Partners Contacting Company to work on the first phase of the project.

Trisha Wilson has landed the biggest project in her 39-year-old firm's history.
And that's saying something.
Dallas-based Wilson Associates, considered among the elite of the world's hospitality interior design firms, was chosen to design 19 hotels going up simultaneously in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, the birthplace of the Prophet Muhammad and the religion he founded.
Unlike other fantastic projects that have come her way - the Atlantis in the Bahamas, the Venetian Las Vegas and Venetian Macau and palaces for Middle Eastern royals - this project is spiritually unparalleled.
The hotels are part of a $6 billion redevelopment in Mecca, center of the Islamic world. More than 65,000 pilgrims from around the globe come to the Grand Mosque every day. And many of them need places to stay.
That's why 26 hotels are being built at once by H.E. Sheikh Abdul Rahman Fakieh, chairman of Jabal Omar Development Co. He selected Wilson Associates to create the interiors for all but seven of them.
"There are multiple multibillion-dollar projects under way in Saudi Arabia," Wilson says.
"The significance of this project is its proximity to the holy site, its scale in terms of hospitality - more rooms in one go than ever before - and the massive earth-moving required to create the site. They literally moved a mountain." Trisha Wilson is CEO of the design firm Wilson Associates. " height="215" width="175" src="/sharedcontent/dws/img/v3/03-17-2010.NB_17wilson.GBH2PL3SM.1.jpg" onclick="return clickedImage(this);" onmouseover=" this.style.cursor='hand'"> Wilson Foundation Trisha Wilson is CEO of the design firm Wilson Associates.
Wilson won't disclose the size of the contract, but industry estimates place it between $15 million and $20 million.
The firm will design more than 10,500 rooms in 25 towers, ranging from 20 to 48 stories, all with views of the city and surrounding holy sites. It will also design 17 grand lobbies and 40 food and beverage outlets.
But there are no bars, spas or health clubs. "No elevator music - just the call to prayer via the PA system," Wilson says.
The hotel brands involved are Conrad, Westin, Sheraton, Marriott, Hilton, Radisson Blu, Mercure and Novotel.
Countdown
A large digital clock on a construction site billboard tracks the days left to finish the project. The count is less than 500 days.
Wilson will assign 15 to 20 designers and a dozen support staff to the project. To help prevent cultural missteps, the project director is an architect, hospitality designer and a Muslim, Wilson says.
Her firm has worked on 59 Middle Eastern properties in 15 years.
Wilson Associates recently opened its first Middle East office in Abu Dhabi, where it designing two wings in the new Presidential Palace Development, that country's White House.
Wilson attributed landing the Mecca project to "the combination of 39 years of hard work in the business, good old-fashioned networking and being in the right place at the right time."
Two years ago, San Francisco-based Equinox Hospitality Group asked Alan Benjamin, a hospitality purchasing agent, to recommend interior designers for Jabal Omar Development's hotels. He pointed to Wilson Associates and its director of corporate business development, Michael Linczyc.
Equinox initially thought Wilson was only suited to design the interiors for the project's three five-star hotels.
Last year, Benjamin, an avid Porsche track racer, invited Equinox founder Abdul Suleman and the other Mecca interior designers and suppliers to attend his annual Track Day in Colorado.
"Believe it or not," says Wilson, "it was between racing around in Porsches, Ferraris and vintage American muscle cars that Michael met with Abdul and discussed the option of Wilson Associates using multiple offices and teams to take on more of the projected 26 hotels."
Linczyc left the track with a commitment for 12 hotels. A few months later, he increased that to 19, including a dozen mid-range hotels, a new category for the firm.
"Most people would say, 'Boy I wish I could stay in these three-star hotels,' " Linczyc says. "We didn't cut any corners."
Surprises
On Jan. 14, Linczyc went to Jeddah to show plans to Sheikh Fakieh. Armed with his laptop and flanked by two associates, Linczyc was expecting a small gathering that would last several hours. Wilson Associates' lobby design for the Hilton Hotel in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, includes carved stone panels, punched metal fixtures and a rain chandelier that reflects floor details. " height="114" width="175" src="/sharedcontent/dws/img/v3/03-17-2010.NB_17hotel.GBH2PL3SD.1.jpg" onclick="return clickedImage(this);" onmouseover=" this.style.cursor='hand'"> Liquid Mesh Designs Wilson Associates' lobby design for the Hilton Hotel in Mecca, Saudi Arabia, includes carved stone panels, punched metal fixtures and a rain chandelier that reflects floor details.
When the trio arrived, they were told they had 12 minutes with the sheikh. When they entered the room, it was filled with 40 dignitaries.
"I didn't have enough business cards to hand out to everyone there," Linczyc says. "I rattled through plans for all 19 hotels in roughly 12 minutes - maybe 15. They looked at what we had done in the past and trusted us to follow through with what they wanted."
This is another remarkable twist in Trisha Wilson's already remarkable career.
Her big break came in 1975, when she hoodwinked Dallas developer Trammell Crow into thinking her fledgling company was bigger than just her and landed the interior design work for his Anatole hotel.
Now she's the rock star of hospitality interiors, and more than a million guestrooms bear Wilson Associates' touch.
"My focus is to make sure clear communication is in place 100 percent of the time among all consultants," she says. "It's important to remember the whole team is striving to achieve the same vision. Our eye is on the ball at all times."
Ironically, Wilson and most of her design team will never see their completed work. Non-Muslims are not allowed to visit Mecca.
"The joke within the company," Linczyc says, "is that this is one of our biggest and most prestigious projects ever, and there won't be an opening party that Trisha or most of us can attend."

http://http://www.dallasnews.com/business/columnists/cheryl-hall/20100316-Wilson-Associates-Saudi-project-is-5298.ece

WOW....:happy:

Conrad, Westin, Sheraton, Marriott, Hilton, Radisson Blu, Mercure and Novotel in one go...SUPERB...:okay:

this clearly prove the rumors old Hilton gonna be demolished at a point of time!

^^ I love the current Macca Hilton... Lots of good memories..

During Ottoman time.. there wasnt even one building higher than the Kaba' :( it looks great but it would be nicer if it was a little further than de kaba.. a lot further..

Jabal Omar Project -17 March 2011

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Awesome pics...:okay:


Thanks for sharing...

ماشاء الله

Are they ever going to pick up pace?

it is awesome

Are they ever going to pick up pace?
I have a good feeling they will... They got the funding they needed and have a decent contracting company .. They are back in the right path now

very nice........

شركة نسما المقاول للمشروع وقعت عقد توريد رافعات مع شركه اوروبيه

Jabal Omar to raise $688m in new rights issue

Jabal Omar Development Company has gained approval from Saudi Arabia’s Capital Market Authority for a rights issue worth SAR 2.58 billion.

The property firm, created four years ago to oversee the Jabal Omar mixed-use development in Makkah, is seeking to kickstart construction on the project with new equity to add to a bridge loan from five national banks secured last year.

The project will eventually see the construction of three luxury hotels, hundreds of shops and air-conditioned prayer facilities for 100,000 worshippers, as well as housing, close to the Grand Mosque. The first phase, scheduled to take two years, will centre around work overlooking Ibrahim Al Khalil Avenue.

Construction stalled during the wider economic recession despite Jabal Omar Development raising SAR 500 million in an initial public offering in 2007. Net losses for the company soared 61% last year, at SAR 37 million against the loss of SAR 22 million the previous year. Losses per share reached 5.5 Hallals against 3.4 Hallals the previous year.

The company made a loss of SAR 7.4 million in the first quarter, against SAR 8.9 million in the first quarter 2010.

The project has since undergone a major revision, which led to a rise in expenses and no operating profits last year. Saudi Oger, the contracting giant, last month was paid SAR 588 million to terminate its contract with the developer when the two parties failed to agree on a lump sum on the project. Nesma & Partners Contracting Company was signed as main contractor on the first phase in a deal worth SAR 3.4 billion in January.

The Saudi Capital Market Authority (CMA) has approved the increase of Jabal Omar Development Company’s capital by SR2.58 billion. The subscription of the new shares would be restricted to shareholders who were on the list on the day of its general assembly meeting scheduled to be held end of this month.

The nominal value and number the new shares to be floated for subscription would be decided after the stock exchange on the day of the general assembly meeting, informed sources said. The move comes as part of the company’s efforts to complete the housing project located close to the Grand Mosque in Makkah as quickly as possible.

The company has appointed a new contractor after the previous contractor delayed the project that aims at building 36 residential towers comprising 12,000 rooms within the next three years to meet the requirements of the increasing number of pilgrims.

“The general plan of the project includes construction of a pedestrian path with a width of 40m and length of 300m from the end of King Abdul Aziz Road to the western courtyard of the Grand Mosque, passing through the residential project,” one source said.

He said the pedestrian path would facilitate the movement of pilgrims and other worshippers who come from the side of the road and neighboring residential districts and help them reach the mosque quickly. “A tunnel will be established along Ibrahim Khaleel Street to facilitate the movement of vehicles and separate them from pedestrians,” the source said.

The company will construct part of the first ring road at its expense, from Umm Al-Qura Road to Ibrahim Khaleel Street with a length of 600 meters. The project is designed to accommodate 150,000 worshippers, including 85,000 on the prayer places of the residential towers and their courtyards.

Abdul Rahman Faqeeh, chairman of the company’s board of directors, said the project was delayed because of changing contractors and because of delay in vacating owners of real estate properties that existed in the area. “Some owners have not yet vacated their properties worth SR405 million,” he pointed out.

ماشاء الله

"جبل عمر" توقع عقودا مع 3 شركات عالمية لإدارة 12 فندقا
أعلنت شركة جبل عمر للتطوير اليوم الأربعاء عن توقيع عقود لإدارة وتشغيل 12 فندقا في مشروعها المجاور للحرم المكي الشريف، مع ثلاث شركات عالمية هي "هيلتون" و"ماريوت" و"حياة ريجنسي" في لندن.

وذكرت شركة جبل عمر للتطوير في بيان أن مراسم توقيع العقود تمت في لندن أمس، وقام بالتوقيع عن "شركة جبل عمر للتطوير"، رئيس مجلس إدارة الشركة عبدالرحمن عبد القادر فقيه.

وحضر حفل التوقيع الأمير محمد بن نواف سفير خادم الحرمين لدى بريطانيا، مشيرا إلى أهمية هذا الحدث الذي تتلخص فيه المجهودات الحكومية من توفير الخدمات والتسهيلات لحجاج وزوار الحرمين الشريفين.

ووقع عن شركة "هيلتون" العالمية، رئيس العمليات والتطوير "إيان كارتر"، وعن شركة "ماريوت" العالمية "إد فولر" الرئيس والعضو المنتدب للشركة، وعن شركة "حياة ريجنسي" نائب الرئيس التنفيذي في قطاع التطوير بالشركة "بيتر نورمان”.

وبموجب هذه الاتفاقية، ستقوم كل من "هيلتون" و"ماريوت" و"حياة ريجنسي"، بإدارة وتشغيل 12 فندقا تراوح بين خمسة وأربعة نجوم موزعة في 18 برجا، وستقوم شركة "هيلتون" بإدارة وتشغيل 6 فنادق، فيما ستقوم شركتا "ماريوت" و"حياة ريجنسي"، بإدارة 3 منشآت فندقية لكل منهما.

source: alriyadh (http://www.alriyadh.com/net/article/633788)

كل الشركات الي وفعو معها تمتلك علامات تجاريه 5 و4 نجوم مثل هيلتون بارك وبارك حياه وماريوت كورتيارد

Hello, forumers.

Just found several press releases stating that the Jabal Omar project will house 12 hotels and that all of them have been signed off under management contracts with the Hilton, Hyatt and Marriott chains. I've taken the liberty of listing them all here for the sake of simplicity and easy access.

HILTON
496-room Conrad Makkah (2014)
516-room Hilton Suites Makkah (2014)
566-room Hilton Makkah Convention Hotel (2014)
865-room Hilton Bab Makkah North (2014)
865-room Hilton Bab Makkah South (2014)
806-room Doubletree by Hilton Makkah (2014)

HYATT
628-room Hyatt Regency Mecca (2013)
200-room Hyatt Place Mecca (2014)
200-room Hyatt Summerfield Suites Mecca (2014)

MARRIOTT
636-room JW Marriott Makkah (2015)
540-room Marriott Makkah (2014)
432-room Courtyard by Marriott Makkah (2015)

The scale of this project is simply epic; I can't wait to see what's in store for Makkah's future when this project starts coming online.

CT

سلسلة "حياة" بصدد افتتاح ثلاثة فنادق تحمل علاماتها التجارية في مكّة المكّرمة

بيان صحفي 19/05/2011






أعلنت شركة فنادق "حياة" اليوم (المدرجة في بورصة نيويورك تحت الرمز: NYSE: H) أن إحدى الشركات التابعة لها قد أبرمت اتفاقاً مع شركة جبل عمر للتطوير لإدارة ثلاثة فنادق لسلسلة "حياة" في مكة المكرمة، المدينة الإسلامية المقدسة في المملكة العربية السعودية.

وسيشكل كل من فندق "حياة ريجنسي مكة" و"حياة بليس مكة" و"حياة سمرفيلد سويتس مكة"، جزءاً من مخطط رئيسي يتألف من مرحلتين لتطوير الاستخدام المتعدد مع مساحة بناء تتخطى مليوني متر مربع.

وتعتبر هذه الفنادق الثلاثة أول فنادق تحمل علامة "حياة" التجارية في مكة المكرمة. وتشمل التفاصيل المتعلقة بالفنادق ما يلي:

المرحلة الأولى

· فندق "حياة ريجنسي مكة"، المقرر افتتاحه في عام 2013، والذي يحتوي على 628 غرفة، بالإضافة إلى قاعات اجتماعات وعدة مطاعم، وصالة "ريجنسي كلوب"، ومركز للتجميل واللياقة البدنية، وستتوفر خدمة الطعام في الغرف على مدى 24 ساعة.

المرحلة الثانية

· فندق "حياة بليس مكة"، المقرر افتتاحه في عام 2014، والذي سيضم 200 غرفة للضيوف وقاعات اجتماعات وعدد من المطاعم، ومراكز اللياقة البدنية للرجال والنساء، ومصلى.

· فندق "حياة سمرفيلد سويتس مكة"، المقرر افتتاحه في عام 2014، ويضم 200 غرفة، وقاعات اجتماعات، وعدد من المطاعم، ومراكز اللياقة البدنية للرجال والنساء، ومصلى.

يشكل كل من فندق "حياة بليس مكة" و"حياة سمرفيلد سويتس مكة" معلماً لدخول علامات "حياة" التجارية بخدمتها الراقية إلى الشرق الأوسط، حيث تقدم كل علامة تجارية الضيافة الأصيلة التي تشتهر بها سلسلة "حياة"، والتي ترتفع إلى مستوى يناسب فئة الفنادق الراقية ذات الخدمة المتميزة.

وقال بيتر نورمان، نائب الرئيس الأول في قسم العقارات والتطوير في "حياة" العالمية في أوروبا وأفريقيا والشرق الأوسط: "تستقبل مكة الملايين من السياح كل عام، ويأتي الكثير منهم من مناطق تشتهر فيها علامة ’حياة‘ التجارية، وسيدعم افتتاح هذه الفنادق الثلاثة العلامة التجارية ’حياة‘ في المملكة العربية السعودية وسيعزز هدف ’حياة‘ بأن تصبح العلامة التجارية المفضلة في كل شريحة نخدمها".

وستتوضع هذه الفنادق على مقربة من العديد من المواقع الدينية، بما في ذلك المسجد الحرام، الذي يعتبر أقدس مكان ديني في الإسلام، وجبل عرفات ومزدلفة ومِنى. ويزور الحجاج هذه المواقع في كل عام للحج الذي يعتبر أكبر ظاهرة حج في العالم، وكذلك خلال شهر رمضان.

وقال بيتر فولتون، المدير العام لشركة "حياة" العالمية في جنوب غرب آسيا: "نحن مسرورون جداً للمشاركة في إدخال كل من العلامات التجارية فندق ’حياة ريجنسي‘ و’حياة بليس‘ و’حياة سمرفيلد سويتس‘ إلى المملكة العربية السعودية. وستنضم هذه الفنادق إلى فندق ’بارك حياة مارينا جدة‘، وستكون بمثابة شهادة على الشهرة العالمية لعلامة ’حياة‘ التجارية، والسمعة الراسخة التي تتمتع بها كشركة الإدارة المفضلة".

وتعتبر "حياة ريجنسي" علامة تجارية راقية للفنادق التي تقدم خدمة كاملة متخصصة في الاجتماعات الكبيرة وأثناء توقيع الاتفاقيات، وتنتشر في المدن والضواحي والمطارات والمعارض ومراكز المؤتمرات والوجهات الترفيهية على مستوى العالم. ويعمل حالياً أكثر من 140 فندق "حياة ريجنسي" على الصعيد العالمي، مع وجود أكثر من 25 فندق تحت التطوير في الولايات المتحدة والهند والصين وفيتنام وأمريكا اللاتينية.

يجمع "حياة بليس" بين أناقة التصميم والراحة العملية مع توفير التكنولوجيا المتقدمة والخدمة الهادفة. وتتميز فنادق "حياة بليس" بتقديم خدمة "واي فاي" ووجبة إفطار كونتيننتال مجانية ومركز اللياقة البدنية "ستي فت آت حياة"، وبارات مخصصة للقهوة، وصندوق "جراب آند جو" الذي يزخر بالسندويشات الطازجة والسلطات. وتقدم "جست كيتشنز" وجبات فطور وغداء ومقبلات العشاء حسب الطلب على مدار الساعة. ويقوم مضيفون مدربين خصيصاً بتقديم المساعدة في كل شيء من الإرشادات إلى الدخول لتناول وجبة طازجة. ويعمل حالياً أكثر من 160 فندق "حياة بليس" في الولايات المتحدة، مع أكثر من 30 فندق قيد التطوير في الولايات المتحدة وهولندا والهند وباناما وكوستاريكا.

وتعتبر "حياة سمرفيلد سويتس" فنادق راقية على أسلوب الفنادق السكنية، والتي تقدم للمسافرين الأجنحة الواسعة والمعاصرة والأجنحة ذات غرفة نوم واحدة أوغرفتين، وهي مثالية لأي مدة إقامة. ويجد النزلاء فيها جواً اجتماعياً مع بعض المميزات مثل بوفيه إفطار مجاني بالكامل، الفعاليات الاجتماعية المسائية، وسوق للضيوف، ومرافق الغسيل ومركز رجال الأعمال. ويعمل حالياً 35 فندق "حياة سمرفيلد سويتس" في الولايات المتحدة.

وتم افتتاح أكثر من 30 فندق جديد في عام 2010، وكما تم تنفيذ نحو 140 عقد لعلامة "حياة" التجارية.

Saudi’s Jabal Omar Development Company has inked deals with Hilton Worldwide, Marriott International and Hyatt International to operate a slew of hotels at its $5.5bn project in Makkah.

The three hotel chains will operate 12 properties at the mega development, which will house 37 hotel towers up to 48-storeys tall and provide accommodation for 45,000.

Under the terms of the deal Hilton will operate six properties in the development, a move that will triple its Saudi portfolio and call for the recruitment of 9,000 staff in the kingdom over the next three to four years, “There’s no mistaking the potential for even further growth in the kingdom,” said Ian Carter, president, global operations and development, Hilton Worldwide.

“We are also seeing an increased interest from owners who are developing hotels in the secondary cities… to make the most of the booming market.”

US hospitality chain Marriott International will operate three hotels in the project, bringing the number of properties it operates in Saudi Arabia to 11.

Fellow American hotelier Hyatt International will also manage three hotels in the holy city, which will open over the next three years.

Saudi’s holy cities play host to millions of religious tourists each year, who flock to the kingdom to undertake the pilgrimages hajj and umrah. The number of pilgrims entering the kingdom is expected to grown to almost 14 million by the end of the decade, providing a lucrative market for hoteliers keen to tap into demand for quality accommodation.

JODC agreed in March to pay Saudi Oger more than $157m to terminate its contract on the mixed-use project in Makkah after the two sides failed to agree on a lump sum price.

^^ So, 12 towers out of 37 towers are now booked....


More detail news coming up...

Hilton Worldwide is set to triple the number of hotels the company has in the Kingdom of Saudi Arabia (KSA), following the signing of six new properties in the holy city of Makkah.

The new hotels form part of the Jabal Omar development, one of the largest hotel developments in the world, and brings the total number of hotels in the company’s development pipeline in KSA to 12, a total of more than 6,000 rooms. This growth will require Hilton Worldwide to recruit 9,000 new Team Members over the next 3-4 years.

Overlooking the Grand Mosque in the centre of Makkah, the Jabal Omar development will help to meet the demands for a wider variety of accommodation from the rising number of pilgrims visiting Saudi Arabia every year. Hilton Worldwide will manage 30 percent of the rooms in the development, across six hotels - four Hilton Hotels & Resorts properties, including an all-suites hotel and a convention centre, a DoubleTree by Hilton and the first Conrad hotel in the country.

Conrad Makkah, Hilton Suites Makkah, Hilton Bab Makkah North, Hilton Bab Makkah South, Hilton Makkah Convention Hotel and DoubleTree by Hilton Makkah are scheduled to open in 2014. When all six hotels open, Saudi Arabia will become the first country across the Middle East and Africa to become home to all five brands the company offers in the region.

“In the next three years we will triple our presence in Saudi Arabia and have a total of nearly 5,000 rooms in Makkah alone,” said Ian Carter, president, global operations and development, Hilton Worldwide. “There’s no mistaking the potential for even further growth in the Kingdom and Jabal Omar is a great example of this. We are also seeing an increased interest from owners who are developing hotels in the secondary cities, and they are looking across our spectrum of brands to make the most of the booming market.”

To support Hilton Worldwide’s growth in Saudi Arabia, the company will be recruiting 9,000 new Team Members. In line with Saudi law, a significant number of these Team Members will be Saudi nationals. To this end, the company has partnered with The Prince Sultan College for Tourism and Business (PSCJ) to develop a hospitality curriculum and qualification specific to Hilton Worldwide. The first class of students to embark on the programme will begin studying in September 2011.

“We’ve got a huge task ahead of us to recruit the number of people required for our upcoming hotels in the Kingdom. By partnering with The Prince Sultan College for Tourism and Business we hope to engage aspiring young Saudis to pursue a career in hospitality, and to work together to train the people we will need across our hotels,” said Rudi Jagersbacher, area president, Middle East and Africa, Hilton Worldwide.

The company will also provide support to the six hotel schools to be set up by the Jabal Omar Development Company and the General Organisation for Technical Education and Vocational Training. These schools aim to train around 20,000 people over 10 years to work in the industry.

Saudi Arabia has seen an increasing number of religious and business travellers each year. As the site of the largest pilgrimage in the world – Makkah attracts millions of people from every corner of the world during the annual Hajj pilgrimage. Hilton Worldwide’s maiden property in the city – Makkah Hilton & Towers – has remained one of the key hotels in the city since it opened as the first international hotel in the holy city 17 years ago.

Hilton Worldwide currently operates six hotels across KSA and has a total of 12 hotels in the development pipeline in the country. The company has signed 10 management agreements to date this year and the total number of hotels in the development pipeline across Middle East and Africa now stands at 36.

JABAL OMAR HOTEL PROFILES:

Conrad Makkah
* Rooms: 496
* F&B outlets: 2 specialty, 1 all day dining and 1 lounge
* Event Space: 4 meeting rooms and 1 ballroom
* Other amenities: Health club

Hilton Suites Makkah
* Rooms: 516
* F&B outlets: 2 all day dining and 2 lounges
* Event Space: 2 meeting rooms and 1 function room
* Other amenities: Health club

Hilton Bab Makkah North
* Rooms: 865
* F&B outlets: 2 all day dining and 2 lounges
* Event Space: 2 meeting rooms and 1 ballroom
* Other amenities: Health club

Hilton Bab Makkah South
* Rooms: 865
* F&B outlets: 2 all day dining and 2 lounges
* Event Space: 2 meeting rooms and 1 ballroom
* Other amenities: Health club

Hilton Makkah Convention Hotel
* Rooms: 566
* F&B outlets: 1 specialty, 1 all day dining and 1 lounge
* Event Space: 2 function rooms and 1 ballroom
* Other amenities: Health club

DoubleTree by Hilton Makkah
* Rooms: 806
* F&B outlets: 2 specialty, 1 all day dining and 2 lounges
* Event Space: 2 meeting rooms
* Other amenities: Health club

Hyatt Hotels Corporation announced that a Hyatt affiliate has entered into an agreement with Jabal Omar Development Company to manage three Hyatt-branded hotels in Mecca (Makkah), the holy city of Islam, in The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia.

Hyatt Regency Mecca, Hyatt Place Mecca and Hyatt Summerfield Suites Mecca will be part of a two phase master planned mixed use development with a built up area of more than two million square meters.

The three hotels will be the first Hyatt-branded hotels in Mecca. Hotel details include:

First Phase

Hyatt Regency Mecca, slated to open in 2013, will offer 628 guestrooms, in addition to meeting facilities, several dining venues, a Regency Club lounge, a spa and fitness center, and 24-hour in room dining.

Second Phase

Hyatt Place Mecca, slated to open in 2014, will offer 200 guestrooms, meeting facilities, several food and beverage outlets, men’s and women’s fitness centers, and a prayer room.

Hyatt Summerfield Suites Mecca, slated to open in 2014, will offer 200 guestrooms, meeting facilities, several food and beverage outlets, men’s and women’s fitness centers, and a prayer room.

Hyatt Place Mecca and Hyatt Summerfield Suites Mecca, mark the entry of Hyatt’s select service brands in the Middle East, each brand bringing to the upscale select-service hotel category the authentic hospitality for which Hyatt is known.

“Mecca draws millions of tourists every year, many from regions where the Hyatt brand is well known and recognized,” said Peter Norman, senior vice president, real estate and development for Hyatt International, Europe, Africa and Middle East. “Opening these three hotels will strengthen the Hyatt brand in Saudi Arabia and will further Hyatt’s goal of becoming the preferred brand in every segment we serve.”

The hotels will be located in close proximity to several religious sites, including the holiest shrine of Islam – Al-Masjid Al-Haram or the Sacred Mosque, Mount Arafat, Muzdalifah, and Mina. Pilgrims visit these sites each year for Hajj, the largest pilgrimage in the world, and during the month of Ramadan.

“We are thrilled to be involved in the introduction of the Hyatt Regency, Hyatt Place and Hyatt Summerfield Suites brands to The Kingdom of Saudi Arabia,” said Peter Fulton, managing director, Hyatt International, Southwest Asia. “These hotels will join Park Hyatt Jeddah – Marina, Club and Spa, and serve as a testament to the global appeal of the Hyatt brand, and the well established reputation Hyatt has as a preferred management company.”

Hyatt Regency is an upscale brand of full-service hotels specializing in large meetings and conventions, located in urban, suburban, airport, exhibition, convention centers and leisure destinations worldwide. Currently, there are more than 140 Hyatt Regency hotels in operation globally, with more than 25 hotels under development in the United States, India, China, Vietnam and Latin America.

Hyatt Place combines stylish design and practical amenities with forward-thinking technology and purposeful service. Hyatt Place hotels feature complimentary Wi-Fi access, complimentary continental breakfast, a StayFit@Hyatt fitness center, a coffee bar serving specialty coffees, and a Grab ’n Go case stocked with freshly made sandwiches and salads. Guest Kitchens offer made-to-order breakfast, lunch and dinner entrées around the clock. Specially trained hosts offer assistance with everything from directions to check-in to a freshly made meal. Currently, there are more than 160 Hyatt Place hotels in operation in the United States, with more than 30 hotels under development in the United States, The Netherlands, India, Panama, and Costa Rica.

Hyatt Summerfield Suites are upscale, all-suite, residential-style hotels offering travelers spacious, contemporary studio, one- and two-bedroom suites ideal for any length of stay. Guests will find an atmosphere that provides the sociability of a neighborhood with features such as a complimentary full breakfast buffet, evening socials, a guest market, laundry facilities and a business center. Currently, there are 35 Hyatt Summerfield Suites hotels in operation in the United States.

Across all Hyatt brands, more than 30 new properties opened in 2010, and 140 contracts were executed.

* Marriott’s hotel portfolio in Saudi Arabia to number 11 properties by 2014

Marriott International (NYSE:MAR) has been named to operate three hotels in Makkah, Saudi Arabia, under a long-term agreement announced May 17, 2011, with Jabal Omar Development Company. Scheduled to open in two phases beginning in 2014, the hotels are the:

636-room luxury JW Marriott Hotel Makkah
540-room deluxe Makkah Marriott Hotel
432-room upper-moderately-priced Courtyard by Marriott Makkah

Located directly on the Haram overlooking the Grand Mosque’s plaza in central Makkah, the Makkah Marriott hotel will open in Phase 1, followed by the JW Marriott- and Courtyard-branded properties approximately a year later. When completed, the three hotels will be part of an impressive multi-use development that will also include high-quality residential villas, retail services and other accommodations.

“We are honored to participate in this exceptional development that is historic in its magnitude in Islam’s holiest city with three of our most highly regarded and iconic lodging brands,” said Ed Fuller, president & managing director of international lodging for Marriott. “These hotels will provide worshippers and visitors to Makkah with an array of outstanding accommodations and services at a range of price points to fit virtually any travel requirement.

Joining Marriott International’s luxury collection of the most distinctive and elegant hotels bearing the Marriott name, the JW Marriott Hotel Makkah will offer unique environments, spacious guest rooms with luxurious amenities, imaginative dining experiences and an overall heightened level of sophistication without pretense.

Its choice of guest rooms will include a number of duplex suites, more than 200 junior suites and more than 400 standard king and double accommodations. All will feature contemporary, stylish furnishings and amenities, state of the art connectivity, flat-screen, high definition television, in-room safes and luxurious baths. Approximately 50 percent of the guest rooms will connect with others to accommodate larger families.

For dining, the hotel will offer five distinctive restaurants and lounges ranging in ambience from casual to specialty. Other hotel amenities will include a full-service business center, 24-hour room service and a gift shop.

True to its heritage as Marriott International’s original iconic brand, the Makkah Marriott Hotel will blend the latest in residential design, bold color and dramatic lighting—all designed to inspire and energize. Approximately 50 percent of its guest rooms will interconnect and all will offer Marriott signature bedding as well as flat-screen television with enhanced audio options, high-speed Internet access and connectivity data ports.

For dining, the hotel will have a choice of casual and specialty restaurants, a versatile lobby lounge that will serve as the social center for guests and a coffee shop. The hotel will also offer 3,465 square feet of conference space comprised of four individual meeting rooms. Other amenities include a business center, room service and retail space.

The Courtyard by Marriott Makkah will reflect the local ambience in an open-design, casual environment. About 50 percent of its guest rooms will interconnect and all will feature baths with separate tub and showers. For dining, it will have an all-day casual restaurant serving local delicacies and international favorites. Other amenities will include a business center and room service.

The Marriott International portfolio in Saudi Arabia is currently represented by three hotels: the Riyadh Marriott, the Jeddah Marriott and the Madina Marriott. Another five properties are currently under development and are scheduled to open through 2014. They are the 119-unt Riyadh Marriott Executive Apartments (2011), the 495-room The Ritz-Carlton, Riyadh (2011), the 288-room Courtyard by Marriott Riyadh (2012), the 129-room Courtyard by Marriott Jizan and the 100-unit Marriott Executive Apartments Jeddah (2014).

the 288-room Courtyard by Marriott Riyadh (2012)

هذا حق فواز الحكير ؟

the 495-room The Ritz-Carlton, Riyadh (2011)

فيه ريتز فتح في الرياض بس 800 غرفه مكان قصر الضيافه الي جمب مركز الملك عبدالعزيز الدولي للمؤتمرات .هذا واحد ثاني ؟


يعطيك الف عافيه أحمد على كل هالمعلومات

هذا حق فواز الحكير ؟



فيه ريتز فتح في الرياض بس 800 غرفه مكان قصر الضيافه الي جمب مركز الملك عبدالعزيز الدولي للمؤتمرات .هذا واحد ثاني ؟


يعطيك الف عافيه أحمد على كل هالمعلومات

^^ شكرا جدا جدا

What I know is that the 288-room Courtyard by Marriott, Riyadh was U/C on King Fahd road. "The Courtyard by Marriott Riyadh will be situated in a 23-story building on a 3,600-square meter site between King Fahd and Olaya Street in the city’s central business district, equal distance between Riyadh’s two largest commercial towers –3 km. from Al Faisaliah office tower and 4 km. from the Kingdom Holding office tower. Close by are many of the city’s major shopping malls."

We have also a thread on it:
http://www.skyscrapercity.com/showthread.php?t=520099

AND

495-room The Ritz-Carlton, Riyadh was also supposed to be built on King Fahd road. i.e. Riyadh Tower

http://i999.photobucket.com/albums/af117/Ahmadrashid/03-8.jpg

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اها يعني كلها لفواز الحكير يعطيك ألف عافيه

على فكره قصر الضيافه ألي جمب مركز الملك عبدالعزيز الدولي للمؤتمرات صار ريتز كارلتون وفيه 800 غرفه

وراح يكون قصر ضيافه للرؤاساء وضيوف الدوله وفندق زي قصر الإمارات في ابو ظبي

^^ I'm not sure he speaks Arabic. :)

على فكرة الريتز الى مفروض يبنى مقابل المملكة المشروع معلق الى اجل غير مسمى والمصدر احد الاشخاص الذين يعملون مع فواز الحكير والسبب هو عدم الموافقة على المشروع

^^ I'm not sure he speaks Arabic. :)

If u talking about me, I can understand 80% & can speak 50% Arabic. I lived in KSA for about 16 years out of my 21 years life uptil now....:)



Still, I have Iqama & visa too...:D

Is it done yet?

^^ You can see the title i.e. U/C...

Great updates from 'asyiqul^huur

Between Makkah Hilton Hotel & Dar Al Tawhid InterCon.

20 May 2011

http://www.upislam.com/images/31153209874402911404.jpg (http://www.upislam.com/)


30 May 2011

http://www.upislam.com/images/31356182750472036610.jpg (http://www.upislam.com/)

http://www.upislam.com/images/06195370575084330626.jpg (http://www.upislam.com/)


1 June 2011

http://www.upislam.com/images/49506810691716153838.jpg (http://www.upislam.com/)

http://www.upislam.com/images/43893766822258983558.jpg (http://www.upislam.com/)

http://www.upislam.com/images/74810666493512377386.jpg (http://www.upislam.com/)

3 June 2011

http://www.upislam.com/images/07529122489964493363.jpg (http://www.upislam.com/)


4 June 2011

http://www.upislam.com/images/28045228130947496095.jpg (http://www.upislam.com/)


5 June 2011

http://www.upislam.com/images/39577810970384445498.jpg (http://www.upislam.com/)

http://www.upislam.com/images/62478394295418405290.jpg (http://www.upislam.com/)


6 June 2011

http://www.upislam.com/images/41957614735771846458.jpg (http://www.upislam.com/)

http://www.upislam.com/images/60780170278916515340.jpg (http://www.upislam.com/)

this demolition is belong to darb al khalil project. I've never heard anything about it for years!

http://www.constructionweekonline.com/pictures/Makkah-Development-Plan-1.gif

http://www.constructionweekonline.com/pictures/Makkah-Development-Plan-2.gif

Source (http://www.constructionweekonline.com/article-12861-27bn-makkah-development-plan-to-be-showcased/)

The render doesn't take into account the expansion of the mosque itself, so I bet the big empty space on the right side in the above render will not really be that empty.

^^ that's actually true.. The current expansion project will cover most of that space..

There is a third pic, in the link...

http://www.constructionweekonline.com/pictures/Makkah-Development-Plan-3.gif

just beautiful when are they gonna start the twin tower?

http://img195.imageshack.us/img195/2711/54893722.jpg

http://farm7.static.flickr.com/6020/6007033774_a1dba23652_b.jpg

How many towers are U/C at the moment???

Jabal Omar project about a month ago

http://imagecache.te3p.com/imgcache/080a06f531ba86fb7af2cf6d4536d8be.jpg

Jabal Omar - 1st Phase

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Jabal Omar

September 2011

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Atlast some update...

i miss when ARA wrote complete sentences.. :(

Destination: 601 M

''Jabal Omar''

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i miss when ARA wrote complete sentences.. :(

:D

الأمانة تدرس إنشاء لجنة

مستثمر يعتدي على شوارع جبل عمر لتوسعة مبناه

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خالد الأمير ـ مكة المكرمة
[طباعة] [ اكتب رأيك] [اخبر صديقك] [أرسل ملاحظاتك]
يتذمر سكان حي جبل عمر في مكة المكرمة من تجاوز أحد المستثمرين بزيادة مساحة أرضه لبناء برج سكنى فندقي بشكل أدى إلى ضيق الشوارع الخلفية والجانبية للمارة والمنازل الواقعة خلف الأرض.
وأبدى سكان الحي استياءهم وامتعاضهم الشديد للتجاوزات على أرض الشوارع العامة، إضافة إلى البناء على تمديدات الكهرباء وتمديدات الصرف الصحي والمياه.

وتقدم سكان حي جبل عمر بشكوى ضد المعتدي على أرض حكومية ومرافق عامة إلى أمانة العاصمة المقدسة لمباشرة الأوضاع المتعلقة بضرر السكان، وإعاقتهم من عبور الشوارع إلى منزلهم. وأكد لـ«عكاظ» وكيل أمين العاصمة المقدسة للمشاريع والتعمير المهندس خالد الهيج أن الأمانة تدرس الشكوى المتعلقة بعملية التجاوز على مساحات أراضي الشوارع المحيطة بالبرج السكني الذي هو تحت الإنشاء حاليا، مبينا أنه سيتم تشكيل لجنة خاصة من قبل الأمانة لمباشرة الموقع، والاطلاع عن كثب على حيثيات المشكلة.

من جهته، يقول صالح المالكي أحد سكان حي جبل عمر، إن هذا المبنى تم إنشائه على تمديدات الكهرباء والصرف الصحي، وأن المستثمر صاحب البرج السكن قد تجاوز مساحة أرضه لاختزال أجزاء كبيرة من مساحة الشوارع الجانبية المتاخمة لموقع البرج السكني، الأمر الذي أدى إلى ضيق الشوارع.

ويوضح صالح المالكي أن خطوة المستثمر أثرت على المارة، وبالأخص كبار السن، إضافة إلى نشوء فوضى في المنطقة بانتشار معدات ولوازم البناء التابعة لمقاول المشروع في أزقة الحي، مناشدا الجهات المسؤولة بالنظر في التجاوزات على مساحات الشوارع ووقفها واتخاذ الإجراءات الرادعة.

http://www.okaz.com.sa/new/Issues/20111116/Con20111116456947.htm

Google translation:

The Secretariat is considering the establishment of the Commission

Investor assaults on the streets of Jabal Omar to expand its building

Prince Khaled Mecca

Complain about the neighborhood Jabal Omar in Mecca to overcome one of investors to increase their land area to build a tower in a residential hotel led to the narrow back streets and side of the house and passing behind the Earth.
The residents expressed their resentment and resentment severe abuses of the land of the public streets, in addition to building extensions and extensions of electricity, sanitation and water.

The neighborhood of Jabal Omar filed a complaint against the aggressor on government land and public facilities to the secretariat of the Holy City of conditions directly related to damage to the population, and disability to cross the street to their house. He's «Okaz» Under-Secretary of the holy capital projects and reconstruction engineer Khalid Alheij that the Secretariat is considering a complaint relating to the process of overtaking the space lands streets around the tower housing which is currently under construction, noting that it will form a special committee by the Secretariat to initiate the site, and see first-hand the reasons for the problem.

For his part, says Saleh al-Maliki a neighborhood of Jabal Omar, said that this building was created on extensions of electricity, sanitation, and the investor's tower housing has exceeded the area of ​​land to reduce the large parts of the area of ​​the side streets adjacent to the site residential tower, which led to the narrow streets .

Illustrates the benefit of al-Maliki to step the investor affected the bystanders, and especially the elderly, as well as the emergence of chaos in the region, the proliferation of equipment and supplies construction of the contractor of the project in the alleys of the neighborhood, appealing to those responsible to consider the abuse on areas streets and stop and take deterrent measures.

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On Hold? Why?

Wow, finally some progress, they removed the timers. :lol:

Jabal Omar secures $800m Makkah government loan

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18 December 2011

Saudi Arabian developer Jabal Omar has secured an $800m loan agreement with the government finance ministry to complete some of its projects in Makkah.

In April of this year, Jabal Omar gained approval from Saudi Arabia’s Capital Market Authority for a rights issue worth around $688m, of which part of the proceeds went to pay back a near $100m bridge loan from Al-Rajhi Bank.

The property firm, created some four-and-a-half years ago to oversee the Jabal Omar mixed-use development in Makkah, secured bridge loans from five national banks last year.

The Makkah project will eventually see the construction of housing, three luxury hotels, hundreds of shops and air-conditioned prayer facilities for some 100,000 worshippers close to the Grand Mosque.

Of the latest loan, a statement from the stock exchange said: "The loan will be repaid over eight years, two of which are a grace period.”

The developer sought shareholder approval last year for a change in its basic charter that would allow it to take on more debt.

The first phase, scheduled to take two years, will centre on work overlooking Ibrahim Al Khalil Avenue.

http://www.constructionweekonline.com/article-15025-jabal-omar-secures-800m-makkah-government-loan/

Any updates guys ....

Jabal Omar - 4 February 2012

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Finally some progress, cladding has started :banana:

Really great update :nuts:

Thank you

Nice updates...:okay:

Hill International Gets Expansion of Work on Jabal Omar Development in Saudi Arabia

Hill International HIL -6.42% , the global leader in managing construction risk, announced today that it has received two new contracts from Jabal Omar Development Company in connection with the Jabal Omar development in Makkah, Saudi Arabia. The two contracts have a combined estimated value to Hill of approximately SAR 25.3 million ($6.7 million).

The Jabal Omar development is a 57-acre real estate development featuring 38 high-rise towers. Hill's new contracts involve an increase in manpower resources for Hill's existing project management contract for phases one and two of the development as well as design review services for phases three, four and five. Hill has been the project manager on the development since August 2010.

"We are honored that Jabal Omar has entrusted Hill with these expanded assignments," said Mohammed A. Al Rais, Senior Vice President and Managing Director (Middle East) for Hill's Project Management Group. "I am confident that our team will deliver on all of our client's directives," Al Rais added.

Hill International, with 3,100 employees in 100 offices worldwide, provides program management, project management, construction management and construction claims and consulting services. Engineering News-Record magazine recently ranked Hill as the 8th largest construction management firm in the United States. For more information on Hill, please visit our website at www.hillintl.com .

They're working very fast now :nuts:

^^

Good news

I waited for New pictures

25 Janv 2012
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ماشاء الله
استمروا ياشباب

Saudi developer awards $397m construction deals

Jabal Omar's central Makkah project will see a forest of towers sprout up near the Grand Mosque.

Jabal Omar Development Co, a Saudi Arabian developer, said on Sunday it has awarded construction contracts valued at SAR1.49bn ($397m) to two local companies for the second phase of its Jabal Omar project.

The contracts awarded to Saudi Arabian Baytur Construction Co and Azmeel Contracting & Construction Corp include building four hotel towers, the company said in a statement to the Saudi bourse.

The duration of the works is 24 months, Bloomberg said, citing the statement.

A forest of high-rise buildings just next to the Grand Mosque is emerging, built by Saudi developer Jabal Omar and costing more than $5.5bn, where Hilton and others will open 26 new hotels and add 13,000 more rooms.

In December, developer Jabal Omar signed a loan agreement for SR3bn ($800m) with the finance ministry to complete some of its projects in Makkah.

Benjamin West wins massive Makkah hotels deal

The first five hotels of Jabal Omar DC are expected to open in 2013

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Benjamin West, a leading global purchasing firm for furniture, fixtures and equipment (FF&E) and operating supplies and equipment (OS&E), has won a major contract for a 26-hotel project currently under construction in Makkah.

The FF&E and OS&E purchasing for the multi-billion dollar project, developed by Jabal Omar Development Company (JODC), will be coordinated by Benjamin West offices in Boulder, London and Hong Kong, supported by a local project office in Jeddah.

The first five hotels, a 637-room Conrad, a 797-room Hilton Convention Hotel, a 562-room Hilton Suites, a 744-room Hyatt Regency and a 455-room Marriott; 3,195 rooms in all, are expected to open in 2013.

The JODC complex will surround the Grand Mosque, the holiest site in Islam, and is believed to be the world`s largest, multi-hotel development.

The project will feature 38 towers, including residential components, covering 1,950,000 sq m of floor space, including 58,000 sq m of prayer space, a retail concourse and a 2,000-seat conference hall.

The 26 hotels, comprising 11,535 keys with 40 food and beverage outlets, will showcase brands from 11 international hotel companies, including Hilton, Hyatt and Marriott.

"Our role has been to evaluate, recommend and negotiate the appropriate brands and operators for each hotel, as well as identify internationally acclaimed interior design firms, and other industry leading professional services," said Abdul Suleman, president and CEO of San Francisco-based Equinox Hospitality, a global hotel acquisition, development, management and project consulting company.

"When it came to purchasing FF&E and OS&E, we conducted an exhaustive selection process involving several of the most respected purchasing companies in the world. We recommended Benjamin West because they demonstrated that they have the size, global resources and proven procurement capability to successfully execute this massive project."

"This hotel complex dwarfs any development I`ve heard of in my more than 25 years in the hospitality industry," said Alan Benjamin, president of Benjamin West. "It will involve some 20 Benjamin West associates on four continents. Our London office, led by Daniel Englender, managing director, and our Jeddah project management office will help coordinate day-to-day local area needs in Saudi Arabia. Our Hong Kong team, led by Bill Cheung, managing director, will help supervise and coordinate the manufacturing of the FF&E produced in Asia. Our other offices will coordinate the sourcing of goods from around the world," he said.

The scope of the JODC project is what sets it apart. More than 10,000 separate items will be sourced, purchased and shipped from approximately 15 countries in quantities from one-of-a-kind antiques to some 25,000 beds and 100,000 pillow cases.

The hotels will require more than 750,000 sq m of carpeting and some 1.4 million lineal meters of vinyl wall covering. When completed and fully operational, the JODC development will provide lodging for an estimated 60,000 people daily and some 15 million people annually. - TradeArabia News Service

http://www.tradearabia.com/news/INT_215056.html

Great news...


Love this Jabal Omer development project...

« جبل عمر » تفصح عن نتائج استخدام متحصلات الاكتتاب

11/ابريل/2012 اعلنت شركة جبل عمر للتطوير نتائج استخدام متحصلات اكتتاب زيادة رأس مالها الذي تم خلال الفترة من 4/7/1432ه الموافق 6/6/2011م وحتى 13/7/1432ه الموافق 15/6/2011م حيث تم استخدام المبلغ المتحصل من الاكتتاب وهو الفان وخمسمائة وثمانون مليون ريال ، اما المبلغ المصروف على البنود المنصوص عليها والمحددة في نشرة الإصدار الخاصة بالاكتتاب بالمادة الحادية عشرة حتى تاريخ 27/2/1433ه الموافق 21/1/2012م فتتضمن ما تم صرفه لتنفيذ المرحلة الأولى من المشروع 400 مليون ريال ، سداد الجسر التمويلي الممنوح من مصرف الراجحي 350 مليون ريال اضافة الى رسوم الاكتتاب والمصروفات المتعلقة به 76 مليون ريال ومصروفات على المرحلة الثانية (تصاميم وأعمال تحت الأساسات 47 مليون ريال) .

أما مجموع ما تم صرفه حتى 27/2/1433ه فبلغ 873 مليون ريال ، وسيستخدم المبلغ المتبقي في الصرف على البنود المنصوص عليها والمحددة في نشرة الإصدار الخاصة بالاكتتاب بالمادة الحادية عشرة وسيعلن عنها لاحقاً.

http://www.zawya.com/ar/story/%C3%82_%D8%AC%D8%A8%D9%84_%D8%B9%D9%85%D8%B1_%C3%82_%D8%AA%D9%81%D8%B5%D8%AD_%D8%B9%D9%86_%D9%86%D8%AA%D8%A7%D8%A6%D8%AC_%D8%A7%D8%B3%D8%AA%D8%AE%D8%AF%D8%A7%D9%85_%D9%85%D8%AA%D8%AD%D8%B5%D9%84%D8%A7%D8%AA_%D8%A7%D9%84%D8%A7%D9%83%D8%AA%D8%AA%D8%A7%D8%A8-ZAWYA20120411061006/

بدء تأجير محلات الأسواق التجارية بمشروع جبل عمر
مكة المكرمة - البلاد

يشهد مقر شركة جبل عمر للتطوير إقبالا كثيفاً لشراء كراسات التأجير بالمواد العلني " المرحلة الثانية" لعدد 27 محلا تجارياً كبيراً تتراوح مساحاتها بين 60-200 متر مربع وتقع ضمن الاسواق التجارية لمشروع جبل عمر والمطلة على شارع إبراهيم الخليل المجاور للساحات الغربية للمسجد الحرام، وقد أعلنت الشركة ان المزاد العلني لتأجير هذه المحلات التجارية سيتم يوم الاربعاء الموافق 11- 6- 1433ه ان شاء الله.وقال أحد رجال الأعمال الذين حصلوا على كراسة التأجير إن المنطقة التجارية في مشروع جبل عمر تعتبر منطقة تجارية مميزة ذات مردود اقتصادي كبير بحكم أنها مواجهة لساحات الحرم وقريبة منها ومطلة على شارع ابراهيم الخليل الذي يعتبر الشريان الرئيسي لحركة الحجاج والمعتمرين والزوار بالمنطقة.من جهة أخرى فإن شركات ومؤسسات المطاعم قد تقدمت ايضا بكثافة ملحوظة للحصول على كراسات التاجير بالمزاد العلني "المرحلة الثالثة" لعدد 22 محلا تتوزع بين المطاعم ومحلات الوجبات السريعة، وسيتم المزاد العلني لتأجير هذه المحلات الواقعة بالدور الرابع من المنطقة اللتجارية وبحسب ما اعلنته شركة جبل عمر يوم السبت الموافق 14- 6 - 1433ه.وقد قامت شركة جبل عمر للتطوير بالتنسيق مع مستشارها التسويقي التجاري " شركة جون لاسال العالمية" بتحدي أنواع النشاط للمحلات التجارية والتي تتوزع على اربعة ادوار لتوفير احتياجات المتسوقين ضمن خيارات متنوعة مع تخصيص الدورر الرابع للمطاعم ومحلات الوجبات السريعة والتي سيتوفر فيها اماكن للجلوس وتناول الطعام.الجدير بالذكر ان هذا السوق التجاري في منطقة S1 وهو ضمن المرحلة الأولى لمشروع جبل عمر يتم تنفيذه حالياً ويتكون من اربع منصات وعشرت ابراج فندقية بالاضافة الى فلل سكنية واسواق تجارية.
هذا وستبدأ عقود التأجير في أول شهر شعبان القادم حيث ستعمل شركة جبل عمر خلال الفترة القادمة على استكمال تشطيب تلك المحلات لتيم بدء نشاطها مع بداية شهر رمضان.

http://www.albiladdaily.com/news.php?action=show&id=97573

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Great news:nuts:

I'm waiting this project impatiently

Thanks

Nice news...

Jabal Omar Development Project in Mecca on Schedule, Watan Says

Jabal Omar Development Co. (JOMAR)’s real- estate development project in Saudi Arabia’s holy city of Mecca is proceeding on schedule, al-Watan newspaper reported, citing Chairman Abdul Rahman Faqih.

The company has rented 48 shops for a value of 62 million riyals ($16.5 million) a year in an area of the development on Ibrahim al-Khalil street, the newspaper reported, citing Faqih.

Jabal Omar Training for 2011

تدريب جبل عمر لعام ٢٠١١

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Side of the Jabal Omar development project next to the Grand Mosque,
where is currently implementing the first phase a total cost of SAR 3 billion.

جانب من مشروع تطوير جبل عمر بجوار المسجد الحرام حيث تنفذ حالياً المرحلة الأولى بتكلفة إجمالية 3 مليارات ريال. تصوير: أحمد حشاد - «الاقتصادية»

http://www.aleqt.com/2012/04/28/article_651516.html

April 2012
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an old pic....June 2010

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Panorama (http://www.flickr.com/photos/50493284@N05/4693948280/) par Mohammad Hejazi (http://www.flickr.com/people/50493284@N05/), sur Flickr

Thanks for sharing...

والله ابداع هذا المشرروع :nuts::nuts:

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الصورة رائعة

Jabal Omar starts renting out shopping outlets

May 2, 2012

MAKKAH — Jabal Omar Development Co. has rented 48 shops for an amount of SR62 million a year in an area of the development on Ibrahim Al-Khalil Street. The announcement about starting commercial leasing of the massive development project was made by Abdul Rahman Faqih, chairman of the company, in a press conference here on Wednesday. "This amount is equal to three times of the revenues projected in the economic feasibility study. Construction work of the multi-billion riyal project is proceeding on schedule," he said. Jabal Omar Project that overlooks the Holy Kaaba in the central Haram area includes luxury hotels, commercial shops and houses.

Faqih lauded Custodian of the Two Holy Mosques King Abdullah, and Crown Prince Naif, deputy premier and minister of interior, for their material and moral support that enabled the company to make great strides in developing one of the Kingdom's largest projects. He also commended Makkah Gov. Prince Khaled Al-Faisal, who is also chairman of the Authority for the Development of Makkah and the Holy Sites, for his keenness to complete the project at the earliest possible. Faqih said that the company's shareholders were briefed on the progress of the project at the fourth general assembly meeting held recently.

Unveiling details of leasing commercial units, Faqih said that a total of 2,106 square meters of shopping space have been allotted for 48 shops, and this represents 2.5 percent of the total commercial area. The first phase also includes 86 villas and furnished apartments. Hilton Worldwide will manage six hotels while Marriott and Hyatt will manage three hotels each at the project. "Renting commercial outlets in the first phase of the project will be completed early 2013. Contracts for the second phase of the project on Ibrahim Al-Khalil Street were awarded to Saudi Arabian Baytur Construction Co. and Azmeel Contracting and Construction Corporation for an amount of SR1.49 billion," he said adding that the second phase would also include commercial area, four hotel towers and 72 residential villas. Period of implementation of the second phase is 24 months.

Calling Jabal Omar as one of the largest development projects in the Middle East region, Faqih expressed satisfaction over the project's cash liquidity. "We had carried out studies about financing the project in a scientific and meticulous manner. The company managed to collect a major portion of the cost of the first phase through a syndicated loan from local banks, amounting to a total of SR7 billion instead of SR5 billion that was agreed upon earlier," he said.

Faqih noted that the company signed a loan agreement with the Ministry of Finance for SR3 billion to implement the third phase of the project that includes four hotel towers, and a central commercial market. Referring to the electricity power supply for the project, he said that a huge electric transformer with a capacity of 240 mega vault will be established by the company. He said that this would be enough for the project, and the electricity consumption at the project would not affect the power supply in the central Haram area.

http://www.chicagotribune.com/business/sns-mct-jabal-omar-starts-renting-out-shopping-outlets-20120502,0,5358724.story

Jabal Omar project rent at SR100000/ square meter

03 May 2012

MAKKAH – The rent at the Jabal Omar Development project site has jumped to SR100,000 per square meter, Sheikh Abdul Rahman Fakih, chairman of board of directors of Jabal Omar Development Company, said Tuesday, a clear indicator of the resounding success of the project, he added.

Sheikh Fakih expected the number to rise in the future in light of the development pace Makkah has been witnessing recently in all economic fields.
Forty eight shops have been rented annually for total value of SR61 million, an amount that is three times the annual revenue projected in the feasibility study, he pointed out. The area of rented shops is 2,106 square meters, which constitutes 2.5 percent of the total area allocated for rent, he noted.

The first stage of the project will be completed in early 2013 and will consists of 10 hotels and 86 villas and residential units. The second stage will be completed in 24 months from now and consists of four hotels and 70 villas.

Regarding the cash flow and financing of the project, Sheikh Fakih said several local banks expressed desire to finance the project. Some SR7 billion were borrowed to implement the first stage of the project and SR1,490,000,000 were borrowed for the second stage.

Financing for the third stage was secured from the Ministry of Financing with a loan of SR3,000 million.

Sheikh Fakih said the electricity consumption in the project would not impact the overall performance of electricity in the Central Area of the Grand Mosque. An electricity station will be built near the location of the project to cover all its electric needs, and 90,000-meter-long high-voltage cables from the main electricity station west Makkah will link the station with the main one.

http://www.saudigazette.com.sa/index.cfm?method=home.regcon&contentID=20120503123253

Saudi Jabal Omar To Launch
Phase 3 Of Mecca RE Proj Soon

May 03, 2012

BEIRUT (Zawya Dow Jones)--Saudi Arabia's Jabal Omar Development Co. (4250.SA), or JODC , plans to launch soon the third phase of its large-scale mixed-use real-estate project in the Saudi holy city of Mecca, Jeddah-based Okaz daily reports Thursday, citing an executive.

JODC has secured a loan worth 3 billion Saudi riyals ($799.9 million) from the kingdom's finance ministry to cover the cost of the third phase which will involve the construction of two building platforms, four hotel towers, and a central commercial market, Abdul Rahman Faqeeh, the company's chairman, said according to the paper.

The second phase, whose cost totals nearly SAR1.5 billion, has been launched and will be completed within two years, the daily cites Faqeeh as saying. The first phase is expected to be completed in the first months of 2013, he added.

http://www.zawya.com/story/ZW20120503000002/Saudi-Jabal-Omar-to-launch-Phase-3-of-Mecca-RE-project-soon/

"جبل عمر" تؤجر 16 مطعماً ومحلاً بقيمة 20.9 مليون ريال
05 مايو 2012 03:44 م

أعلنت شركة جبل عمر للتطوير عن نتائج (المرحلة الثالثة) للمزاد العلني لتأجير عدد من المطاعم ومحلات الوجبات السريعة بمنطقة ( S1 ) بمشروعها بمكة المكرمة والذي أقيم اليوم السبت 14/6/1433هـ الموافق 5/5/2012م وكانت نتائج المزاد العلني كتالي :

1-تم تأجير عدد (16) مطعماً ومحلاً للوجبات السريعة بالمزاد العلني بقيمة إيجاريه سنوية قدرها (20,927,205 ريال ) عشرون مليون وتسعمائة وسبعة وعشرون آلفاً ومائتان وخمسة آلاف ريال وقد بلغ متوسط إيجار المتر المربع الواحد مبلغ (12,890ريال ) اثنا عشر الف وثمانمائة وتسعون ريالاً سنوياً .

2-مدة عقود الإيجار ثلاث سنوات هجرية تبدأ من 1/8/1433هـ .

3-سيتم إعطاء المستأجرين فترة سماح حتى أول شعبان 1433هـ لأعداد ديكوراتهم وتجهيزاتهم على أن يتم التشغيل الأبتدائي أول شعبان القادم إن شاء الله وسيتم التشغيل الكامل في أول رمضان القادم بمشيئة الله

4-ستحدد الشركة لاحقاً أوجه استخدام هذه المبالغ والأثر المالي لذلك .

5- مع العلم أن المنطقة (S1) تقع على شارع إبراهيم الخليل ومطلة على الساحة الغربية للمسجد الحرام


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